Situated in southeast Florida, Miami is the largest city of Miami metropolitan area. Miami has a population of little less than half a million inhabitants and it is considered to be the financial and cultural center of the area. With its superb beaches and vibrant cultural life, Miami is a popular destination during holiday breaks which make the city a great and lively spot for various internship opportunities. What it’s like in Miami &...

Did you know that your delicious apple strudel came into culinary creation in Austria? Or that this was the home country of the reputable Sigmund Freud? Nestled beneath the monumental mountain range of the Alps, a population of about 8 million people call the beautiful landlocked country of Austria their home. It’s historical capital of Vienna holds a great wealth of history and culture as well as modern development in technology and its eco...

Officially known as the Republic of Bulgaria, this is a country that many have heard of but few can place it on a map or share many facts about this interesting country. Aside from producing some the world’s top athletes in football, sumo wrestling, tennis and even a chess grand master, Bulgarians are responsible for inventing the first electronic computing device, digital watch and car air bag! An entire third of the country’s terrain is covered...

The Geirangerfjord is a UNESCO protected landscape of snow-covered mountains, gorgeous waterfalls and flourishing greenery. Norway has some of the most gorgeous natural sights in the world, go and check out the amazing fjords. The Kingdom of Norway lays on the western region Scandinavian Peninsula, the home of the Vikings and five million people. During the late 1960s, the discovery of a wealth of natural resources such as oil and gas, sky rocket...

Toronto, parked on Lake Ontario and not too far from New York City in the United States, is the largest city in Canada. With 2.5 million residents, it’s the 5th largest city in North America. Known for a cosmopolitan makeup, a healthy performing arts scene, and a robust offering of sports teams, Toronto always has something going on. It may come as a surprise to some that Toronto is also a happening place for film and television, boasting th...

The world of biology is vast, from plants, to oceans, to animals and more, this field has several avenues that are applicable in so many different ways, all around the world. If you’ve just graduated or are in the midst of earning a biology degree, there are a lot of decisions to make when it comes to finding the path that’s right for you. Many institutions are looking for applicants who have experience, but when there are so many different kinds...

San Francisco is the second largest city in California, second only two Los Angeles, in the most populous state in the USA. Known for being a hippy-esque, beautiful bay-side city, it’s the perfect place for those looking to take on an internship, especially in tech. Known for the Sexual Revolution, the Peace Movement, and a major player in the fight for gay rights, San Francisco is known for its left-wing, liberal political environment....

French cuisine continues to satiate tastebuds around the globe with selections like the creamy decadence of crème brulee or a cheese drenched croque-monsieur, upholding its world-renowned reputation of exceptional culinary prowess without a snail’s pace (which eventually became a dish of escargot). Perhaps you’ve visited France, or maybe you have a longing to learn and taste what true French culture is really like. One of the best ways to explore...

There’s more to the Netherlands than just windmills, clogs and tulips- this country was ranked as the “happiest” country in the world in 2011 (based on a study by the Organization for Economic and Development) and its population of 17 million have earned the title of ninth highest per capita income in the world! Amsterdam, the well-known capital city, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, appealing to all ages with th...

Malta is an archipelago, comprised of seven islands, with its three largest and most inhabited islands known as Malta, Gozo and Comino. It is one of the worlds smallest, yet most densely populated countries, with a population of about 400,000, of which about 150,000 are foreigners, and only about 6,500 living in the capital city of Valletta. Before Malta won its independence in 1964, various nations from around the Mediterranean influenced Maltes...